Chapters 2 OBLIGATIONS OF PARTNERS Section 1 - Obli among Partners 1784-1809 Flashcards
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TRUE OR FALSE. When the capital or contribution of the partner will consist of goods, its value or appraisal must be made by experts based on the current prices only.
FALSE. IT SHALL BE BASED ON THE AGREEMENT OF THE PARTNERS BUT IN THE ABSENCE OF SUCH STIPULATION THEN IT IS BASED ON THE CURRENT PRICES.
It is one in which no term of existence has been fixed and which may be terminated at the will of the partners.
PARTNERSHIP AT WILL
TRUE OR FALSE. A partnership begins at the execution of the contract unless otherwise stipulated.
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE. An industrial partner can engage in any business for himself even without the stipulation of the partners, and he may be either excluded from the partnership with rights to damages by the capitalist partners or the latter may enjoy the benefit he may have obtained.
FALSE, HE IS NOT ALLOWED AT ALL TO ENGAGE IN ANY BUSINESS.
What are the liabilities of the partners for their promised contribution to the partnership?
- He is liable to deliver his contribution at the date he promised to deliver in the partnership or at the beginning of the partnership.
- He is liable for the warranty or to answer for the eviction or removal of the specific thing he promised to contribute which the partnership has no ownership over the said thing.
- He is liable for the fruits of the specific thing whose delivery he delayed at the date he is obligated to deliver it to the partnership even without demand from the partners.
- He is obligated to take care of the specific thing with the diligence of a good father until the specific thing is in the hands of a partnership.
- He is liable to indemnify the damages caused by the delay in delivering his promised contribution.
TRUE OR FALSE. When a contract for a fixed term is continued after the termination of the period without any express agreement, the rights and duties of the partners remain the same as they were at such termination.
FALSE. They may continue with the same rights and duties of the partnership at will.
TRUE OR FALSE. Every partner is a debtor of the partnership for whatever he may have promised to contribute thereto.
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE. If the assigned partner to manage the partnership collects a demandable sum of money that was owed to him by a debtor that also owes the partnership, the amount received shall be applied to two credits.
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE. A partner who received his share of the partnership credit becomes insolvent when the other partners did not receive theirs are not obligated to return his share even if he is given the receipt that the amount is his.
FALSE. HE IS OBLIGATED
TRUE OR FALSE. In case of imminent loss of the business, each partner is obligated to contribute an additional share to the capital to save the venture, even the industrial partners, if they refused to do so, they shall sell their interest to the other partners.
Industrial partners are not liable to the partnership to contribute an additional share
TRUE OR FALSE. A partner who has undertaken to contribute a sum of money and fails to do so becomes a creditor for the interest and damages from the time he should have complied with this obligation.
FALSE. THE PARTNER WILL BECOME A DEBTOR OF THE PARTNERSHIP FOR HIS CONTRIBUTION.
Requisites when the amount collected by the managing partner is applied to two credits.
- Two existing debts
- Both are demandable
- The partner who collected the demandable sum of money is the one who manages the business.
TRUE OR FALSE. General rule - each partner in the partnership shall contribute equal shares unless otherwise stipulated (1790)
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE. The profit and losses of the partnership shall be distributed based on the agreement only.
FALSE.
TRUE OR FALSE. The risk in the specific and determinate thing contributed by the partner for its use and fruits to the partnership and it is not fungible, shall be borne by the partnership.
FALSE. IT SHALL BE BORNE BY THE PARTNER.
TRUE OR FALSE. Every partner is responsible for the damages he caused through his fault in the partnership but he may compensate them with the profits and benefit which he may have earned for the partnership.
FALSE. THE GENERAL RULE IS HE MAY NOT COMPENSATE IT WITH THE PROFITS OR BENEFITS HE MAY GAIN BUT THE COURT MAY LESSEN HIS OBLIGATION IF THERE IS AN UNUSUAL INCREASE IN THE PROFIT OF THE PARTNERSHIP AFTER HIS EXTRAORDINARY EFFORT.
TRUE OR FALSE. The designation of the profits and losses may be entrusted to the partners. (1798)
FALSE. IT SHALL BE ENTRUSTED TO THE 3RD PARTY.
TRUE OR FALSE. If 2 or more partners have been entrusted with the management of the partnership but they are no specification of their duties or without the stipulation that they may not act separately, one of them may not act but if one of the managing partners opposes the decision of another, the majority of the vote shall prevail. (1801)
FALSE. EACH MANAGING PARTNER MAY ACT SEPARATELY AS LONG AS THERE IS NO STIPULATION IN THEIR DUTIES AND NO STIPULATION IF THEY SHALL NOT ACT.
TRUE OR FALSE. If there is a stipulation that none of the managing partners may act without the consent of the other managing partner but if there is an imminent danger of grave for the partnership, they may execute the act even without the consent of one partner. (1802)
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE. Any partner may associate with another person in his share in the partnership and may admit the person even without the consent of the others.
FALSE. HE MAY NOT ADMIT AND ASSIGN HIS SHARE WITHOUT THE CONSENT OF THE PARTNERS
TRUE OR FALSE. Any partner shall have the right to a formal account as to partnership affairs if he is wrongfully excluded from the business, the right exists under the agreement, 1807, circumstances that are reasonable and just for them to access the accounting.
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE. Any partner may not account for the partnership for any benefit or profits derived from him even with the consent of the partners.
FALSE HE SHALL ACCOUNT THE PROFIT OR BENEFITS HE OBTAINED IN RELATION WITH THE PARTNERSHIP TO THE BUSINESS.
TRUE OR FALSE. Any capitalist partner can engage in a business similar to the industry of the partnership in their own account. (1808)
FALSE. HE MAY NOT
TRUE OR FALSE. General rule - During the existence of a partnership, a partner is not entitled to a formal account of the partnership affairs. (1809)
TRUE